When a husband enters the home he should do these 5 things

So much of what the men should do. Give us a break. Men shouldn't just live their life pleasing a woman. Tired

I would if she wasn’t on the phone every time she walked in the door

Or how about the one where she is drunk on the couch, on her iPhone, then asks about how I said I wouldn't support my sons in college and they need to do it on their own. But she got the context wrong and then won't let me actually correct what she just said, because now I have a tone.

Those couples who make it know this instinctively.

What do I tell her if the house doesn’t feel peaceful

We understand that is a woman’s world. How about the women do same. We ain’t here just to keep pleasing women. Don’t forget Men are the prize.

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In Africa we ask for the TV remote first & stare down the kids.

Walk in like the hero of a sitcom, remote in one hand, snacks in the other.

Sex is all the relevance they have. Remove their pussies and wombs and women would be sent to die in the cobalt mines next day. Nobody would even care if they're frail and die quickly. Most of them literally have nothing else going on for them. The life of the modern female is mostly working these day care fake jobs, getting in the rotation of some Chad and saving to travel to get fucked by even more Chads. Beyond that, the hobbies of the vast majority of women are doing make up, buying clothes online and watching woke dramas on Netflix.

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In these days...not a chance. After the "5 things", hand her 5k in cash or get lost. Good luck simps.

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I did this every time. Just because I wanted to. It felt right to do.

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Honestly if I do something else in the background it helps me listen better. It keeps my mind from wandering off and not listening while I’m staring at you. Which happens a lot more often than you’d think.

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I’ll do this when I’m married

The heart waits for no checklist. A moment of presence, a look that sees, can be worth more than any routine